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Ellen Simmons Special to the Ashland Times-Gazette The 130th New London High School Alumni Banquet is scheduled for Saturday, June 19 in the school cafetorium. Last year’s get-together was canceled because of COVID, and this year’s will be a modified version with honored class pictures taken outdoors at 5 p.m., doors opening at 5:30 p.m. and the opening ceremony starting at 6 p.m. Dinner, provided by Catering By Design, will be served at 6:30 p.m. for $19. Four $750 scholarships will be awarded to members of the Class of 2021 and money received over and above the cost of the meal will go into the scholarship fund.
DOHO is a Mexican and Asian fusion restaurant. Tacos are made with bao bun dough. A new taqueria from Catering By Design officially opens Tuesday. The Mexican and Asian fusion restaurant DOHO, operating out of a ghost kitchen in Mt. Airy, will offer delivery and takeout only to start. To eat, there are tacos made with bao bun dough, bowls with protein choices like tempura shrimp and skirt steak, as well as "side jawns," which include black beans with a soy-ginger-scallion-lime sauce and chorizo fried rice. But the restaurant's creativity goes beyond its unique and surprising menu. DOHO's logo was designed by students of Mural Arts Philadelphia's Art Education program.
Northern Beaches business owner 'feels shattered' amid NYE lockdowns 28/12/2020|5min Catering By Design owner Karin Slade has spoken to Sky News about how her business has been impacted by the latest restrictions which have been implemented in a bid to stem the spread of the Northern Beaches' COVID-19 cluster. On Monday it was announced that stay-at-home lockdown orders will remain in place for the northern zone of the Northern Beaches until January 9, while restrictions are expected to be eased for the southern zone on January 3. NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian said the amount of active cases, the number of people in isolation and the still unknown root cause of the outbreak dictated the decision to keep the northern zone in lockdown until January 9.
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